Teaching in Canada and Overseas
See where you can practice teaching English as a foreign language and under which circumstances. Take a look at this summation of where and how you can get a job teaching and teach English overseas.
To get a general idea of what, where and who you can teach, please read the chart below. For more specific information on jobs, please feel free to e-mail andrea@sol-group.net or call 416-322-3405 and we will be happy to answer your questions.
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Canada |
Overseas |
| Where can you teach? |
- Private language school
- Junior winter and summer camps
- Corporate ESL training
- Language proficiency test centres
- Some colleges and universities
- Private Tutoring companies
- Community centre programs
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- Pretty much every country is open; although some countries have certain visa requirements to follow
- Public and private schools
- Corporations and businesses
- Universities and colleges
- Private tutoring companies
- Online and telephone tutoring
- Winter and summer camps
- …many more options!
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| Who can you teach?
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- International students
- Adults
- Junior international students
- Newcomers to Canada
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- Ages 3 to 103
- Business students
- Corporate clients
- Public school, university, college and private language students
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| What do you need?
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- A university degree
- TESL Canada or Cambridge CELTA
- In some cases, TESL Ontario
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- CELTA, TESL or TEFL certification
- Some countries will require a university degree and training of 100 hours + a practicum, where as some schools will require native
English speakers only. Please call for more specific details.
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